As technology companies experiment with various ways to launch products in the age of social distancing, Google has announced that the first public beta version of the Android 11 platform will be unveiled on June 3 during a live stream on YouTube. The company released a promotional video for the online event The Beta Launch Show, scheduled for that date.
This event is expected to include everything that typically happens at Google I/O conferences, which was canceled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. According to reports, developers will share the latest news, announcements, and product reveals during the live stream.
One segment of the upcoming event will feature an interview with Google’s Vice President of Android Development, Dave Burke, and Product Management Director Stephanie Cuthbertson, who will answer various questions.
The preliminary version of Android 11 was released back in February, but it was aimed at developers. Therefore, the launch of the public beta version is an important event for regular users. It was expected that Google would release the first beta version in May of this year, but with the announced date, it can be inferred that the developers are slightly behind schedule. This is not surprising, considering the challenging global situation due to the coronavirus.
Source: 3dnews.ru
